MANSFIELD, Texas -(Ammoland.com)- On August 25 – 27, Sightmark will be exhibiting optics and accessories with a focus on personal protection at the NRA Carry Guard Expo at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, Wis.
Those looking to protect themselves with easy-to-use, practical personal defense products should come visit the Sightmark booth from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Friday/Saturday and 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Sightmark’s popular Wolverine CSR, an excellent red dot for AR pistols and SBRs boasting over 1 million hours of battery life and a lifetime warranty, will be on full display. The new ambidextrous ReadyFire G5 Pistol Laser will be making an appearance as well.
The ReadyFire G5 helps shooters acquire targets in dangerous defense situations. If you will be in attendance at the 2017 NRA Carry Guard Expo, be sure and make plans to stop by booth #519 and talk with our knowledgeable staff.
The NRA Carry Guard Expo is an educational and interactive experience dedicated to individuals interested in increasing their knowledge and skills in personal protection, concealed carry and defense tactics.
During the expo, visitors are welcome to attend a broad array of seminars and workshops featuring the best personal protection and concealed carry practices taught and demonstrated by leading experts and instructors from across the country.
For more information on the NRA Carry Guard Expo, please visit their website.
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About Sightmark:
Sightmark manufactures award-winning products including riflescopes, gun sights, laser sights, night vision, flashlights, bore sights and other cutting edge, premium shooting accessories. Inspired by military and law enforcement technology, Sightmark products are designed for competition, shooting, home defense, personal safety and other tactical applications, as well as hunting.
For more information about Sightmark products, visit their website.
Lasers are great on a firearm, especially a hand gun. However, I think they would be much more popular if there was more buy-in from the holster manufacturers.